Phoebe and Her Unicorn by Dana Simpson for March 13, 2016

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    Templo S.U.D.  over 8 years ago

    Phoebe’s new punctuation mark almost looks like the DVS logo.

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    Averagemoe  over 8 years ago

    When closing a quote it always looks stupid no matter what order you put the period and close quotes in. There should be some way of putting both of them in the same vertical line.

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    P51Strega  over 8 years ago

    “mom” is a terrible name for punctuationHow does she feel about “periods”?

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    Comic Minister Premium Member over 8 years ago

    Too bad you don’t know your mom’s real name. But you still know your dad’s right?

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    The Pro from Dover  over 8 years ago

    Wait a minute! Is Mom wearing blue jeans and not black? Or is it just the fabric of the chair?

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    readitup03  over 8 years ago

    This is a copy of November 17, 2013’s comic

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    Saucy1121 Premium Member over 8 years ago

    I’d rather see you invent a sarcasm font.

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    Dr_Fogg  over 8 years ago

    z. Means that it is a sleeper

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    Averagemoe  over 8 years ago

    I found a similar joke in a very old “Ozy and Millie” strip from a time before most archives begin.

    Millie was trying to think up with a less emotional word to replace “wellfare” and came up with the symbol for the singer known as “Prince.” Ozy told her it was taken

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    calliopejane  over 8 years ago

    I still can’t understand why the interrobang hasn’t taken off — it serves a useful function, and we’re not restricted by the keys on a typewriter anymore.

    So what is up with that ‽

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    Tyrnn  over 8 years ago

    This could be a really interesting ideaƨ•

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    rgcviper  about 6 years ago

    Two more examples of the importance of punctuation:

    “Woman, without her man, is nothing.” (vs.) “Woman: without her, man is nothing.”

    “I like cooking my family and my pets.” (vs.) “I like cooking, my family, and my pets.”

    This was my Random comic tonight.

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    jerrica.benton333  11 months ago

    exclemilation?

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